White-label autonomous penetration testing that MSPs and MSSPs resell under their own brand

Autonomous penetration testing tools tend to specialize: one handles external web and API targets, another handles internal Active Directory, and the customer stitches the two reports together. KinoSec's stated difference is cross-domain context, carrying what it learns from one surface into its attempts against the next, which is how a human tester works and where most of the interesting findings come from. The platform covers external assessment of web applications, APIs, and cloud infrastructure, internal network and Active Directory testing, and what the company describes as sovereign-grade offensive operations for buyers with stricter requirements about where the testing infrastructure sits.

Every finding is delivered with functional exploit code rather than a severity rating alone, which shifts the remediation conversation from whether a finding is real to when it gets fixed. The commercial model is built for the channel: KinoSec sells white-label to managed service and managed security service providers who fold continuous testing into their own offering, so a provider with a large client base can test all of it on a schedule instead of scoping engagements one at a time. The company says it ranked first on the XBOW autonomous pentesting benchmark and that a single run tested a thousand companies in a day, both claims published by KinoSec. KinoSec was founded in February 2026 by a team of offensive security practitioners in Vienna, Austria, and is registered as a Delaware C corporation following its expansion into the United States.